Ace Trace - Shot Tracker

Ace Trace - Shot Tracker

Golf Swing & Disc Shot Tracer

1.9K ratings
222 reviews
With Ads#128 in top-grossing Sports
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📷 Photo & Video
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 11, 2021
  • August 9, 2026

Features

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About

Easily add professional-looking visual trails to videos of golf swings, disc throws, and other flying objects. Customize trace lines with various effects and add distance labels to showcase your performance.

Powerful shot tracing
No tripod needed
Custom visual effects
Distance labels
Flexible tracing modes
Full customization
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What users say

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What's New in Ace Trace

8.15

August 9, 2026

Bug fixing and stability improvements

Subscription plans

Ace Trace Gold

Unlimited export and pro features

$29.996 Months
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In-App Purchases

$4.99

5 videos

Refills 5 videos for export

Charts

Top Grossing

📉 128-2

Sports

This app dropped -2 positions in Sports chart.

Last updated on August 30, 2026.

User reviews

Annoying

Constantly asks for a review. Absolutely annoying and wont be usinh again

Ok

It’s an ok app but I canceled my subscription and was still charged a week later. I’ve tried emailing numerous times and haven’t gotten a single response to get refunded. Won’t purchase again.

**Update…I encourage everyone looking at reviews to look at most recent. Horrible reviews all around. Still haven’t been refunded and all I got was this generic response. They will steal your money. Don’t waste your time!
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Decent app but…

Asked me to rate every 2 minutes… so here’s the rating.

Bad

I have great light and angle, yet every shot Ai won’t work and wants me to manually pick shot trajectory. Then it is just a basic flight pattern to choose from that has nothing to do with what ball actually did. Completely worthless.

Waste of time

I tried to get a video of me throwing a disc for disc golf and this thing lags like I’m in the 1800

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Tracer line speed issues

Bug

Cropping problems with horizontal videos

Bug

Inability to save videos without subscription

Bug

Inconsistent performance across devices

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to erase tracer line

Feature

More color/style options for tracer

Feature

Frame-by-frame controls

Feature

Desktop version

Feature

Improved manual editing tools

Feature

FAQ

What does Ace Trace do?

Ace Trace allows you to add dynamic visual trails to videos of your sports shots, such as golf drives, disc golf throws, or baseball hits. It transforms your footage into highlight reels with customizable effects and can even display shot distances.

What are the key features of Ace Trace?

Key features include powerful shot tracing that works without a tripod, a variety of custom visual effects for trace lines (gradients, electricity, waves), distance labels to show shot length, and flexible tracing modes for different sports and shot types.

How much does Ace Trace cost?

Ace Trace operates on a subscription model. You can choose from weekly or yearly subscriptions to access premium features. Payment is handled through your iTunes Account, and subscriptions can be managed and auto-renewal turned off in your Account Settings.

What kind of videos can I trace with Ace Trace?

You can trace videos of various sports shots, including golf swings, disc golf throws, baseball hits, and even bird flights. The app offers flexible tracing modes to accommodate different types of trajectories and objects.

Can I customize the trace lines?

Yes, Ace Trace offers full customization for your trace lines. You can adjust the line color, width, and opacity, and control how the line interacts with objects or obstacles within your video scene.